Furnished Corporate Housing in Mesa AZ

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3 Months or Longer – from $105/night

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Mesa Arizona

Mesa, Arizona is the state’s third largest city and is part of the Greater Phoenix Metroplex. It is 20 miles east of Phoenix with Tempe to the west, the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community to the north, Chandler and Gilbert to the south and Apache Junction to the east.

Home to over half a million people, this is probably one of the larger cities few people have heard of. Founded in 1878 by the Mormons, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints still has a presence here along with a huge, diverse mix of cultures and lifestyles.

Mesa is a well-known bedroom community where residents commuter to other areas of the city to work, most notably Phoenix. There are some major local employers but the local economy is mainly comprised of small businesses.

Corporate housing in Mesa is predominantly furnished apartments in modern developments. These high quality properties are provided fully furnished and equipped and are ready to move in.

Employment in Mesa

Many residents commute to Phoenix or surrounding areas to work but the city has a diverse local economy with a couple of larger employers.

Employers in Mesa include Banner Health, Boeing Co, Walmart, Frys Food Stores, Drivetime Automotive Group Inc., Home Depot, 24-7 Intouch, Steward Healthcare, Empire Southwest, United States Postal Service and Dexcom.

Medical centers in Mesa include Mountain Vista Medical Center, Banner Desert Medical Center, Desert Vista Behavioral Health Center and Banner Baywood Medical Center.

Getting around Mesa

You have a couple of options for flying into Mesa. You can fly into Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport (AZA) which is east of Phoenix or you could use Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) which is the major hub for the region. Both handle many domestic carriers with PHX also handling international flights.

There is no intercity rail but Valley Metro Light Rail runs commuter services between Mesa, Tempe and Downtown Phoenix.

Greyhound run bus services into Mesa and Valley Metro run local bus services.

Road routes include U.S. Route 60, Superstition Freeway, SR 87 Loop 101 and local routes. Traffic is not heavy most times so traveling by road is very straightforward.

Mesa city life

Mesa is a large but unfussy city with people content to go about their day in peace. People here work hard, offer a friendly welcome and like to relax at the weekend like everywhere. There is a lot to see and do here but the city is not known for any significant landmark or event.

Neighborhoods in Mesa include Central, Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, Southwest, West Central, Queen Creek, Fort McDowell, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community and Apache Trail.

Things to see and do in Mesa include Mesa Historical Museum, Lehi Campus, Mesa Arts Center, Mesa Mormon Temple, i.d.e.a. Museum, Arizona Museum of Natural History, Commemorative Air Force Museum, Mesa Grande Cultural Park, Mesa Community College Arboretum, Park of the Canals and the Downtown Mesa Brewfest.

Blu Corporate Housing
1 N Central Ave Phoenix, AZ 85004